Stud Farm jobs
If you want to work with horses but don't necessarily want to ride, take a look at the jobs available in the Thoroughbred breeding industry. You could work as a Stud Hand or Stud Groom, caring for mares, stallions, foals and yearlings.
Found 12 jobs in this campaign
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Stud Groom
Alne Park Stud is seeking a Full Time Stud Groom for the upcoming season.
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Experienced Stud Hand (Maternity Cover)
The Royal Studs are looking to employ an experienced Stud Hand to join the team at Polhampton Lodge Stud, Hampshire, for a period of maternity cove...
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Stud yard groom
Your duties include feeding, turning out, mucking out, holding for vet and farrier, helping with foaling mares, prepping youngstock for sales.
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Stud Hand
Derby-winning stud seeks a versatile Stud Hand to handle foals, assist with foaling, and maintain the yard. Horse handling experience
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Level 3 Equine Groom Pathway Apprenticeship (Breeding Pathway)
For those working in the thoroughbred industry looking to advance into a managerial position.
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Level 2 Equine Groom Pathway Apprenticeship (Breeding Pathway)
Earn whilst you learn in our Equine Pathway Apprenticeships which can be delivered on stud farms throughout the whole of the UK.
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Level 1 Entry to Stud Employment Programme (E2SE)
Do you want to work with horses but have limited experience? The E2SE is the perfect foundation for a career in the thoroughbred industry.
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Assistant Stud Groom
Due to unforeseen circumstance Northmore Stud are looking to recruit an Assistant Stud Groom to join our small friendly team.
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Experienced Stud Hand
Experienced Stud Hand required at Overbury Stud Long term position available working on a busy stallion stud. .
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Stud Hand
We are looking to appoint a full time Stud Hand to join our Stud farm based in Cobham, Surrey.
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Stud Hand
Fittocks Stud is looking for a member of staff to join our small and friendly team.
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Level 3 Stud Management and Sales Consignment Course
The Stud Management & Sales Consignment Course provides comprehensive training for those wishing to develop their career in the thoroughbred industry